Question 1

How is maintenance coordinated?

Accepted Answer

Maintenance is coordinated through our partnership agreement with scheduled inspections, shared maintenance reserves, and professional oversight. All partners contribute to a maintenance fund that covers routine and unexpected repairs.

Question 2

What if I want to sell my share?

Accepted Answer

Partners may sell their share according to the operating agreement terms. Existing partners have right of first refusal, and the partnership assists in finding qualified buyers if needed.

Question 3

What insurance coverage is provided?

Accepted Answer

The aircraft carries comprehensive hull and liability insurance appropriate for the aircraft's value and usage. All partners are named insureds with coverage that meets or exceeds industry standards.

Question 4

What pilot qualifications are required?

Accepted Answer

Partners must hold at least a Private Pilot certificate with appropriate ratings. Cirrus transition training and insurance-required minimums must be met. We welcome pilots of all experience levels who meet these basic requirements.

Question 5

What is the CAPS parachute system?

Accepted Answer

CAPS (Cirrus Airframe Parachute System) is a revolutionary whole-aircraft recovery system that deploys a parachute to lower the entire aircraft safely to the ground in an emergency. It has saved over 250 lives and makes the Cirrus the safest single-engine aircraft in general aviation.